On Fri, 2011-05-20 at 11:03 +0100, Maciej Piechotka wrote: > Hello. I tried to set up systemd on Gentoo and I've run into several > problems: > > 1. I have custom init in which I initialise lvm by: > > /bin/lvm vgchange -ay <my_vg> > > In /etc/fstab I have devices mentioned by UUID. During boot systemd > complains that fsck.ext2 cannot find /dev/<my_vg>/root. If I use dracut > it works but running dracut takes as long as my whole boot with OpenRC > so I would prefer to not migrate > > 2. systemd have problems when I have clock in UTC. I use laptop and due > to relatively frequent change of TZ I use UTC clock. I don't have > problems with OpenRC but on systemd the 'last mount is in the future' > each time I boot. > > 3. systemd appears to work very slow. After displaying output of fsck it > waits some time (roughly whole previous boot by OpenRC) and display > option to emergency drop to shell or continue to default. I haven't > configured systemd services (which was my error) but I guess it should > not take so long. Is it possible to turn on verbose mode to check what's > wrong? > > Regards > > PS. I'm not subscribed to list so please CC me in responses. > >
Thanks for everyone who helped me to solve those problems. I boot system successfully and after minor fixes (like merging / & /usr - I read why systemd have "problems" with it and I won't shoot the messenger). Now syystem starts in about 30s to start of gdm. I still have minor issues to fix (f-cron, ssh etc.) and adding eye-candies. Regards
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